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    MMF 2 - Encrypt in Memory

    I want to create a form and have the user enter information. Then I create an array in memory of the information. Next I want to encript the array (I do not want to save the encripted file to the users PC) in memory and then send to a custom MMF 2 server program on another machine.

    The data needs to be encrypted for secure transfer over the internet. Then the server will unencrypt and store as needed.

    Will the binary object do the memory encription?? Suggestions???

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    Re: MMF 2 - Encrypt in Memory

    blowfish is easier

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    Re: MMF 2 - Encrypt in Memory

    Well I see the option to encript a file and decript a file but is it doing that in memory. Where is the help file for this extension???

    It looks to me that I will need three extensions. One to build the array in memory. Blowfish to encript in memory and binary to tell blowfish where in memory the array is located and how many bytes in size it is or that call a bank? Has anyone done this before. Is this correct?

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    Re: MMF 2 - Encrypt in Memory

    I thought BlowFish was illegal. Seems it can create an encryption so sophisticated that even the computers posessed by the CIA or the FBI can't crack it, and as in the interest of global security, it's illegal.

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    Re: MMF 2 - Encrypt in Memory

    No it's not illegal. There are rules for using encryption in certain countries and exporting encryption programs to certain countries.

    And remember, we dont all have the same rules as the USA. In the UK we dont have CIA or FBI. <img src="/center/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

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    Re: MMF 2 - Encrypt in Memory

    We still exist in a global community, and if something is illegal in one part of that community, we shouldn't be looking for places where the rules are different just so that we can break those that exist in our home jurisdiction. It's not right, and besides, I am sure that if you looked into the rules of computer compliance as dictated by British Intelligence, Scotland Yard or INTERPOL, I am sure there might be similar rules.

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    Re: MMF 2 - Encrypt in Memory

    If it is perfectly legal in my country then it is perfectly legal.

    I dont want to get into a debate on this. Most of the rules are about export of encryption products. If the USA say you cannot export a product over a certain encryption and the European Union or UK say different, then sorry but that is fine, because it is the law.

    That is not up for debate. sorry.

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    Re: MMF 2 - Encrypt in Memory

    You know guys this is all interesting, but what about my question????

    It looks to me that I will need three extensions. One to build the array in memory. Blowfish to encript in memory and binary to tell blowfish where in memory the array is located and how many bytes in size it is or that call a bank? Has anyone done this before. Is this correct?

    What it the best method for doing this???? Any suggestions?

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    Re: MMF 2 - Encrypt in Memory

    You could also try the Cypher object.
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